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TCEQ to retire Drinking Water Watch, move labs to CMDP and expand Drinking Water Viewer features
Summary
TCEQ said it will decommission Drinking Water Watch and the CCR generator at year-end and move laboratories to the Compliance Monitoring Data Portal (CMDP) in November 2025; Drinking Water Viewer will replace legacy interfaces and add accessibility, CCR templates, sample-site visibility, and data-export functions.
TCEQ staff told the Drinking Water Advisory Work Group on Oct. 14 that the agency will retire Drinking Water Watch and the CCR generator at the end of the year and transition laboratory reporting into the Compliance Monitoring Data Portal (CMDP) by November 2025.
Ryland Fields and Laura Higgins demonstrated the Drinking Water Viewer and said the Viewer has been reorganized to comply with federal web-content accessibility guidelines (screen-reader compatibility). Staff said laboratories…
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